If your car has xm will the unit still be able to play xm?
946
The radio is not XM ready. It does not have the connector or builtin control user interface. Unless your XM receiver is stabd alone with it's own control, you should look for radio that is XM ready.
947
The unit has a usb and a mp3 input. If you can plug your xm head into the mp3 Jack it will work. Regardless, I would avoid this unit. Read my reviews-i had nothing but problems with multiple defective units and their repair company flat out lied to me about repairs. I would pay a little more and buy a better unit with better support.
948
As long as the built in xm is desperate from the factory radio you should be able to wire it in
949
If it is an OEM unit it won't work, but if is a stand alone unit (those small aftermarket) you coul plug it as an auxiliary input
950
I've never had XM but I would think the answer is "yes" because the unit is XM compatible/ready and I do remember that option on the touchscreen. Your installer would probably have to hook that up for you.
951
The unit has a usb and a mp3 input. If you can plug your xm head into the mp3 Jack it will work. Regardless, I would avoid this unit. Read my reviews-i had nothing but problems with multiple defective units and their repair company flat out lied to me about repairs. I had SEVERAL defective units, and I want the only person who had problems. I would pay a little more and buy a better unit with better support.
1338902
Yes the unit can e shared. The XM account works with the radio. However, for the other vehicle you will another mounting bracket and antenna. Those items cannot e changed easily. I think they sell a kit for that?
84030
I installed an after market head unit with a video input into it , unless your head unit can accept an input that can be automatically switch too on receiving a signal . Then no
836040
Ok this adapter is ONLY for vehicles and yes, most of the "portable" XM radios also have "home kits" available as well. The real trick there is finding a good satellite signal for it to work in your home and that really depends on where you live, where your windows are, and especially what kind of foliage is outside because trees, shrubs, etc. ALL block the signal.
2107872
We use ours just in our vehicles. I have antenna's on each vehicle for the XM radio and move it from one vehicle to the other. It continues to work fine.
1175174
I don't believe it will. I installed mine in a yukon xl and it doesn't show. I don't think a different vehicle will change that - it's the way it's installed - over-riding the xm that makes it not work. I really like it otherwise... easy to install and super simple to use.
1111546
Yes, any vehicle. Unplug the antenna wire from the back of your radio and plug it into the adapter. Then plug the adapter wire into your radio. Done! Tune radio and XM radio to same channel. When XM radio is off, radio channel plays through. Turn XM radio on and it blocks antenna signal and you here the XM radio.
2062153
If you have an input jack on the car radio you can play your CD player. Just make sure you have good batteries and you're good to goClarence Munsey a happy camper with my player
1842782
It should. I will try to unplug what you have now and re plug. Look on back of radii to check for small round Xm adapter plug. This has been the best thing ever for me
1620367
I need to make sure I understand the question. The unit is capable of receiving digital signal from local radio and display station and song info on the display but no built in XM or Sirrus receiver that I am aware of. When synced with my Galaxy S 3 it displays Pandora station and song info as well. The sound is fantastic when synced through Bluetooth. Hope this answered your question...
912525
I would not know I would guess probably not, your best bet would be contact XM to find out.
2146183
Yes you can connect xm or Sirius as long as you buy or already have the adapter for the vehicle , it's a little box that usually says xm or Sirius on it
1725020
I am not sure, I would guess not. The way this unit connects is over the factory XM radio (probably the Sirius one as well) connection. You basically locate the module, unplug it, and connect this unit inline with it. Even if you don't have the module, if it was available from the factory, you may be able to use this. 2000 is probably before they started adding XM to cars though, so you might need to look for a CD changer adapter instead.
2151522
I do not recall if that was ever an option. It did not come with my unit, that I know. You will have to talk with XM to see if tey offer something. The unit I have sounds very good though FYI
2190275
Yes, the unit comes with a harness that splices into (and extends) the factory XM radio harness but does not remove any of the XM functionality.
1259446
Yes it definitely will and on a side note I've used mine everyday for about a year without any issues. There is a jumper harness to plug into the factory XM vehicle side connector which plugs directly into the sirgm1. It will also function using your steering wheel controls the same as way the factory XM and it will likely identify itself on the radio display as being sirius. However you cannot use the factory XM antenna you need to use the Sirius antenna that comes in the kit.
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As long as your head unit is satellite ready, and you have the Sirius xm tuner it simply replaces the little black stock antenna